Gabe and Joe dive into Love Languages in business, gardening and it's mental health benefits, real estate investing, and what's the deal with all these sharks lately. We recall alligator "hunting" adventures, and debate what is Terrance Howard talking about, foamy beers, and conversational cul-de-sacs.

Furniture-industry--wise, we talk about wholesale inventory planning, Classy Art reflecting Gabe's Life, and Memorial Day weekend sales results.

In this episode Patrick tells us about his wild path into the furniture industry, which includes a burned-down restaurant. Many know Patrick as the owner of AMPTAB software, but know he started his entrepreneurial career at 6 years old making figurines from the ash of the Mount Saint Helens eruption. From there, this 5th generation furniture maker started a finish carpentry company, a built-in entertainment center company, flipped real estate, developed real estate, owned a bunch of restaurants, a clothing company, and eventually started AMP.

We dive into the future of AI and how it will affect the furniture industry; will it make us dumber or will it free up time for us to focus on more important things. Belt loops and why don't pants have more of them. Patrick's founding of the second largest outdoor volleyball association in the country. The cheat code for life - living in gratitude. Mental health journeys. What's happening in the furniture industry that we're not paying enough attention to.